College Eye — December 8, 1939

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Men's Union plans all-college smoker
1	Notice	Advertisement for winning a ticket to the all-college Christmas party.
1	Tutor Timetable	Events on campus.
1	First freshman debate tourney is here tomorrow	Eight Iowa colleges will participate.
1	Epsilon Pi Tau initiates jointly	Howard Bro and Clyde Ware join the organization.
1	Freshmen choose Kadesch, Mershon to represent them	On Student Council and Men's Union.
1	Riebe, Abele, Brindley, Jensen assume new posts on 'Eye' staff
1	Around the Campus	Sorority rush begins, Kagan named most valuable player, winter registration numbers are low compared to last year.
1	Dr. Loyd Worley will speak at chapel here, to consider family life, marriage at religious forum	Profile of Loyd Worley; photo.
1	First home cage tilt Monday, Panthers to meet Grinnell	This is the first game of the 1939-40 basketball season; photo.
1	Two-piano recital Sunday is first ever given here	Elizabeth Borroff and Professor Baum will perform.
2	Professor vs. Student	Views on the value of class attendance.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Campusmacks	Paid advertisement by Mack's containing news from the TC campus.
2	Champion of Democracy	Harry Woodburn Chace expresses his views.
2	Merchants of menace, do teachers rate?	Considers the evils of Adolf Hitler and Josef Stalin; dislikes being insulted by professor.
3	Hamilton Club elects six new members	List of new members.
3	Sororities to entertain freshmen beginning this weekend, four Grecian groups plan rushing parties	Plans for sorority rush.
3	Men's honor group initiates new members	List of those initiated into Blue Key.
3	Campus organizations explained to freshmen	Audrey Stevens talks to freshmen women.
3	Music sorority dinner to be tonight	Sigma Alpha Iota will also pledge new members.
3	The Greek Rendezvous	News from campus fraternities and sororities.
3	Stylists advocate functional clothes for Milady in 1954	Women's clothing for the future; having beautiful and healthful bodies through scientific development.
4	Debaters win first in Kansas Tournament	Dugan Laird and Melvin Mueller tie for fits.
4	When you're troubled will you ask too?	Mr. Hart talks about helping teachers with their problems.
4	Have you been winterized? Get a vaccination--Durfee	Urges vaccination for smallpox and testing for diphtheria.
4	Nelsons fete faculty at Christmas dinner
4	Abbott will address high school scientists
4	To show technicolor movies of nature in auditorium, Wednesday	Sponsored by Industrial Arts Guild.
4	Clocks a duck flock from plane	Professor Abbott takes up the hobby of flying a plane.
4	Old Gold sets beauty nomination deadline, plans a dance in January	Nomination and election procedures for Old Gold Beauties.
4	Dope's Bucket	Campus sports news.
5	Excuses usually are very similar	Report of reasons why students do not attend class.
5	Film showing pilot training coming here	To be shown at the Regent Theater.
5	Those freshman placement test scores reveal all	J. b. Paul talks about the predictive value of the placement examinations.
5	To plan for all-college annual Christmas party	Paul Mast and Helen Wagoner will organize party that will include dancing and games.
5	If you have the right major, you're all set	E. W. Goetch notes the major courses of study which almost assure a graduate of finding a job.
5	Hoxie to attend national meeting	Of national Kappa Delta Pi convention.
5	Lalan contributes Braille editions	Contributes Braille editions of Reader's Digest and Evangel to library.
5	Teach to see the world	E. W. Goetch received a letter from David Misner, who is teaching in Japan.
6	Sixty report for freshman basketball	First call for freshmen basketball announced.
6	Cross country squad undefeated	Cross country team undefeated after three meets.
6	Four honored by conference	North Central Conference acknowledges four players; list of ISTC all-conference stars.
6	Twenty letters awarded to football team, Leo Kagan chosen most valuable man	Awards given by President Latham; list of letter winners.